THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1953
THE NEWS-JOURNAL
PACE SEVEN
Arabia News
By Mr. D. B. Traywick
Members of the committee for
the Stonewall March of Dimes
drive wish to take this means of
thanking everyone who partici
pated in the drive. From the
supper at Mildouson we turned
in $550 and feel confident that
our quota will be easily reached.
Mrs. Luther Jackson, Jr., Mrs.
Wilmer Hendrix, Mrs. D. B.
Traywick, Peggy and Annette
Jackson and Mrs. Ruth Bristow
WE HEED MULES
Take advantage of this opportunity to unload your
mules AND ALL OF YOUR MULE DRAWN FARM
EQUIPMENT.
See Our Want Ad Display For
Good Used Tractors
Red Springs Implement Co.
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RED SPRINGS
ALLIS - CHALMERS
were all ill with flu last week.
Mrs. A. J. Johnson and son, Troy,
had the misfortune of losing their
home by fire Saturday after
noon. The fire was caused by
the heating oil stove that explod
ed. Mrs. Johnson was burned
some on her hands and face try
ing to put out the fire. Hope
her burns are not serious. Some
of her bed clothing was saved.
David Hendrix left Saturday
for a few days vacation in Florida.
Mrs. Razz Ellis Is taking treat
ment now at Duke hospital, and
is doing very well.
Mrs. Luther Ellis is recover
ing nicely now from a long illness.
To friends who would like
to write Mrs. S. P. Traywick,
her address is, 36 Ward Street,
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
GIVE IN YOUR POLLS
The Law Requires That You Do This
During the Period From
Jan. 1st Through Feb. 7, 1953
Notice is hereby given all persons owning Real or Personal
Property that they appear before the taxlister for their Town
ship during the month of January and make return to him of
said property for purposes of taxation. All male persons are
required to give in their poll, if their ages are between 21 and
50.
WHAT TO LIST
All Real Estate, Building under construction, building materials.
Merchandise and Fixtures, Manufactured Articles, and materials in process,
and stocks of new articles.
All Farming equipment, household furniture and goods, including Radios, Elec
tric Refrigerators, etc. All Livestock, including dogs.
Automobiles and Trucks in your possession, whether you have paid for same
or not.
Guns, pistols, bicycles, diamonds, and jewelry, typewriters, office equipment,
fertilizer and materials for resale, cotton, tobacco, provisions and all other tan
gible property not specified.
BE PREPARED TO GIVE YOUR FARM CENSUS
List Takers Have Been flamed for the Townships
ALLENDALE TOWNSHIP - Willa McLauchlin
ANTIOCH TOWNSHIP - Clarence McNeill
BLUE SPRINGS TOWNSHIP - C. J. McNeill
.LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP - Hurley Jones
McLAUCHLIN TOWNSHIP - Mrs. F. A. Monroe
QUEWHIFFLE TOWNSHIP - C. W. Covington
RAEFORD TOWNSHIP - Sue Gulledge
STONEWALL TOWNSHIP -W. J. McBryde
(At Dundarrach Trading Company)
You Can List Your Taxes Any Day in the Week
At the Court House.
J. A. McGOOGAll, Tax Supervisor
Moffit Villuge, Wilmington. 1
know she would appreciate hear
ing from old friends and acquain
ances. She is recovering now
from the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith
and Barbara, and some visiting
relatives from Virginia are visit
ing friends in Georgia and Flori
da this week.
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'LIFE BEGINS AT FORTY'
AUTHOR DIES IN CALIF.
Palo Alto, Calif. Walter B.
Pitkin, author - of the best-selling
"Life Begins at Forty," died
from a heart attack Sunday In
a hospital here. He was 74.
He had been an editor, teacher
and author throughout a vigorous
life. His "Life Begins at Forty"
was so popular the title phrase be
came a part of the language. The
book gave a lift to millions of
middle-aged Americans.
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In the last few years, from
51 to 61 per cent of North Caro
lina's cash farm income has been
from the sale of tobacco.
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IT FATS TO ADVERTISE
southwest corner and runs with
said road 110 feet to a stake;
thence south 89-15 east 848 feet to
Morris Line; thence with said
line north 24-30 west 120 feet to
a stake; thence north 89-15 west
790 feet to the Beginning con
taining 2 acres, more or less and
being the same land conveyed to
John McKlnnon by deed under
date of Oct. 25, 1941 and regis
tered in Hoke County Registry in
book 82 at page 332.
This the 17th day of January,
1953.
H. W. B. Whitley, Trustee.
34-37C
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Hoke County registry, and de
mand by the First Citizens Bank
& Trust Company of Fayetteville,
the beneficiary therein named,
upon me as Trustee having been
made for sale under power con
tained in said Deed of Trust, now,
therefore I as such Trustee will
offer to public outcry to the
highest bidder for cash at the
courthouse door at 12 o'clock
(noon) in Raeford, N. C. on the
Eleventh (11th) day of Febru
ary 1953, the following farmland:
In McLauchlin Township, Hoke
county, N. C, and bounded, to
wit: On North by Monroe bro
thers, on east by Gillis and Wood,
on south by Adams and K. S.
Ray estate, and on west by Ray
estate and Pate estate, contain
ing 64.8 acres, more or less, and
beginning at an iron corner In I
road (known as McFarland road),'
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
Dufault having been made in
the payments agreed to be made
by Lawrence W. Ray In his Deed
of Trust registered in Book of
Mortgages No. 91, page 193, of
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18 feet N-E of the comer of
building, and runs N IS min.
(crossing said sandclay road)
31.12 chs. to a stake by a sassa
fras stump; thence N 71-20 E
20.40 chs. to a large pine at cor
ner of field; thence S 4-13 W
41.40 chs. to a stake In field,
south side of above mentioned
old road, crossing said first men
tioned sandclay road; thence as
and with ol road N 82 W 8.88
chs. to a stake in ditch, south of
said road; thence again a said
old road N 73 W 8.08 chs. to the
beginning, and being the identi
cal property described in Deed
Book No. 90, page 584 of said
registry, and Book No. 94, pages
198 and 199, and also as describ
ed said Deed of Trust to said
Bank.
Posted January 12, 1953.
Arthur D. Gore, Trustee. 83-36o
LEGALS
NOTICE OF LAND SALE
UNDER FORECLOSURE
Under the power and author
ity vested in me as trustee in that
certain instrument executed by
John McKinnon ct ux on the 6th
day of November, 1943 and re
corded in Hoke County Regis
try in book 84 at page 3, I will
offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash at the
court house door, Raeford, N. C,
at high noon 12 o'clock on Feb
ruary 19th, 1953 to satisfy said
note secured by said deed of trust,
default having been made on said
note and the holder having made
demand that the land be fore
closed under the said deed of
trust and therein provided by
law. Said land is described as
follows, Viz:
Beginning at a stake in the
eastern edge of Oakdale Road,
Thomas and Annie McBryde's
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PAY YOUR 1952 TAXES
After February 1st a penalty of 1 will be
added to all unpaid 1952 Taxes; after March 1st
2 and additional Vi for each month there
after. Real estate will be advertised if taxes
are not paid and advertising costs added to
taxes.
D. H. HODGIfi
Sheriff
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